On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 1:44 AM, Beartooth <beartooth@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
With a fresh install medium for regular F14, Anaconda's boot
choices will include one to install *or upgrade an existing install* --
at least if the existing install is Fedora -- but I'm not getting that
last sub-choice.
Live images (regardless of whether it is Fedora or whatever) don't have a choice of upgrading an existing installation. Basically they dump the pre-cooked image as it is to the hard disk and write a boot loader. There are no packages in the live images. The advantage is that it is much faster than upgrading packages one by one in a Anaconda upgrade. You can do an "upgrade" if you have a separate /home by just not choosing to format it during the installation
Rahul
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